Kim‽ @kimpegasus@awoo.space

@dorigo I knew this was a thing but I’ve never actually had it happen on macOS yet. D:

@KristianCollie@snouts.online Literally or metaphorically?

Have some exceptionally well read Hamlet, in the original Klingon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiRMGYQfXrs

Gay asylum seeker denied entry to UK because the Home Office says Kenya—where being gay can land you over a decade of jailtime—is "safe for gay people."

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/nov/19/bristol-rugby-players-fight-to-prevent-gay-teammates-deportation

What do you call a flowery boat dock? Harboretum.

What do you call a catgirl with flowers? Nya-boretum.

How do you get rid of unwanted flowers? Arbor-yeet-'em.

That was a good Doctor Who. This series has had some bangin’ episodes.

UK austerity policies were driven by desire for social re-enginnering and not economic necessity, says UN human rights report.

Basically, the Tories purposefully plunged people into poverty whilst giving tax cuts for the rich.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/nov/16/uk-austerity-has-inflicted-great-misery-on-citizens-un-says

I left home in such a hurry this morning that I forgot to put my Apple Watch on. Be interesting to see how much I miss it.

I don't get how people say "the end of free movement" as though that's a good thing, tbh.

Famous last words?

Dominic Raab has resigned.

To be fair, I was expecting him to resign last night. 12 hours was longer than I was expecting. :P

But will it work with @media (prefers-colour-scheme)? 🤔 https://www.theverge.com/2018/11/14/18095324/microsoft-windows-10-light-theme-features

To clarify, everything in today's draft agreement—barring some stuff about the Irish border—only applies during the proposed transition period.

After that's over, anything can happen.

This section is literally several pages long but it basically boils down to "You're not allowed to change anything about the border ever"

Dedicated committees on the Northern Ireland problem, the Cyprus problem and the Gibraltar problem.

The UK shall remain part of the European Development Fund until the current round of work is complete; so if the EDF is currently breathing new life into your run down post-industrial town, the EU's got your back.

(But if the transition deadline is extended, the UK will have to pay membership dues, and still be shut out of certain EU programmes.)

I don't know if those brackets are significant, but this kinda implies that the transition period could last all the way up to 2099.